The Senior Bowl is underway in Mobile, and this is a great opportunity for some lesser-known draft prospects to show off their abilities in front of NFL decision-makers. One small-school talent has been tearing up the practice field this week,

NFL scouts got a taste of his potential at the Senior Bowl after an incredible highlight went viral on social media, but there will be no more freebies.

The All-American edge rusher from Marshall showed off his brute strength in an overpowering rep against the All-American tackle from Oregon.

When Marshall defensive end Mike Green bull-rushed expected Day 2 Oregon Tackle Josh Conerly Jr. out of his shoes during Wednesday’s practices for the Reese’s Senior Bowl, it turned heads around the 2025 NFL Draft community.

Senior Bowl practices continued in Mobile, Alabama on Wednesday under a rarely seen sunny sky at Hancock Whitney Stadium. B

Now that Senior Bowl practices have wrapped up, let’s check out some highlights from potential Falcons draft targets, including Texas A&M’s Shemar Stewart and Marshall’s Mike Green. Texas A&M DL Shemar Stewart —6’5”, 281lbs— came to the senior bowl, dominated it for 2 days of practices, and has decided to leave early.

An NFL team can never have enough great pass rushers. That was the story for the New York Giants in 2007-08, then again in 2011-12. It's the mindset that

DE Mike Green is taking advantage of his time at the Senior Bowl by dominating 1-on-1 reps against an All-American